Romance in the City Books in Order
Romance in the City is a series of 5 books written by Nicola Marsh.
Here, you can see them all in order! (publication year included)
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Romance in the City books in publication order
5 books
My Bewitching Boss
by Nicola Marsh
2005
Samantha Piper pursues independence from her royal family's protective treatment by becoming Dylan Harmon's butler. Her confident presence disrupts his orderly life, while the secret behind her privileged background threatens to complicate the growing attraction between employer and employee.
Mistress to the Tycoon
by Nicola Marsh
2008
Developer Cooper Vance enters an art gallery determined to buy it and finds himself attracted to Ariel. His rule against mixing business and pleasure becomes difficult to maintain as negotiating for the property turns into a much more personal challenge.
My Second Chance
by Nicola Marsh
2009
Camryn Henderson refuses to believe in second chances when former husband Blane Andrews returns on Valentine's Day. His new fortune gives him confidence to pursue reconciliation, but their unresolved hurt and differing hopes for children complicate reviving the marriage.
Girl in a Vintage Dress
by Nicola Marsh
2011
Vintage enthusiast Lola Lombard organizes a glamorous retro-themed hen party that exposes insecurities hidden beneath her carefully styled appearance. The bride's entrepreneurial brother Chase challenges her old-fashioned ideals, while their attraction makes him curious about the woman behind the vintage persona.
My Rebel Groom
by Nicola Marsh
2021
Fleur Adams takes a job with CEO Darcy Howard and sets out to teach her serious boss how to enjoy himself. Their different ages and temperaments fuel conflict as unconventional activities begin changing their professional relationship.
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